Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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| Call and Le X And Demonstrate i this X Insurance X Gasoline ? Range Y to you. The only J. safe stove to nee I Let us tell you WHY I Union Hai Y V Phone 34. a\4 4^ ata -*ta ata jta at4 ata ata ata ++4,4?4i,++4,4,+++4 X Why is it t * rm i so much 1 ?ff Think than we h ho? Tf iai t More the money ?|t dustrious 4+ ? to $30,000 ?|f because h j Spend + I occ the true Vi <ff LljD spend car ?|t That syste >|f of his fellc + + (The Old I Merchants * Nation T OF UNI< m, F. M. FARR, President. J. D. ART1 * CAPITAL AND S 4? 4* 4* 4* 4? 4* 4? 4* 4*41 4? 4 ?t- JUST Rj 4 A large shipment of V ^ is one of the best roofs ^ ^ houses. See us for price ^ We also carry a full ] and everything for the i ^ We are agents for the ^ Barn Roofing. This is t ^ market today, and we number of satisfied ci them. ^ We are the best equip] ^ in this part of the State of plumbing or tin work prices and compare our ^ We guarantee all our ^ every respect, and respi ^ patronage. | UNION PLUMBING ft J. E. KIRBY. * Phone 205-J 27 E. 'I 4* 4? 4* 4* 4* 4*4* 4? 4* 4? 4* 4? ^ x " M ? a % + BAILtr UNUI + ??t The Only Professional Underi j. Ladies and Children's Dress* ^ fabrics beautifully made. ?|t Coffins and Caskets, newest d m. and workmaship. * Competition cannot approach Undertaking at Reasonable Pric 4* T M. Bonner, ^ Licensed Emhalmer and Under i MONUMENTS A] ^ We are saving OUR customei y every year and keeping money f* other towns and States. Give because we buy from the quarri* up the low grade granite and 1 wnrlfpfl lin hv annrontinoo + W. O. W. M ft We are putting up the best Wo this county. Why? Because inst iy clerk of the Camp, we put that n ft and size of the monument and gi member. See us before you b ?ft WE HANDLE ONLY TH jj T. E. BAILEY, Prt V. A jftk A^4 A^A A4A <r ^ ^r^^T^r^r ^~^|(~ ^r^l t Us Explain | . f I ? f Kb E* 11 X f dware Co. | j Main Street. 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J m rn i * * ne oesi i in sningie on tne ^ i can prove it to you by a ^ t istomers that have used ? aed plumbing and tin shop *}? J and when you are in need a , it will pay you to get our 4. J material with others. t ' work to be first class in ^ ectfully ask you for your : Ri. n FfiTRin nn * \ W kkbV 111 V V UI jl t ? JULIAN HUGHES. *r i Main St. Union, S. C. J t j# ?ifi? if* <3f* ?|i? ERTAKING CO. ! ? 1 takers and Embalmers in the City. ^ I ;s and Men's Suits of the finest I T 1 lesions made of the best material ^ 4? us when it comes to Hifjh Class es. 4f? T. E. Bailey, J ] taker. President and Treas. . J *T I VD TOMBSTONES J t *s hundreds of dollars in this line jL. av iiuiiic vii uv iidd ufl'Il going .i I T better material and workmanship V is and not from concerns that buy ? haul it hundreds of miles to be T ? * ONUMENTS. 4? J >odmen monuments that comes into 4* ead of giving 259^ to the accent or jL, J nuch more into the material, finish ve it to the family of the deceased I> ?y- + i [E SILK OF THE TRADE. 4> t jsident and Treasurer T v * d 4,44,444>44|4>4,4?4?5K 4 ? Jonesville News Letter. _ Jonesville, Oct. 14.?The rain last RJ light was gentle and bountiful and trill help some of the late crops and egetables if we don't have a killing . rost when it clears up. ln There was a good deal of cotton put m the market here last week and of ourse this put some money in the * ountry, but the farmers are discour- ? ged on account of the short cotton _j rop and the decline in the price, farmers would have been very well 1 atisfied if the price had kept up to ileven cents, but today it is only 10 V4 ents with a downward tendency. . While our crops are sorry it is en- 0 ouraging to read of the large cereal m rops that are being made this year a11 n the United States. The report has t that it is ;the largest cereal crop in he history of the country hnd if this ^ arge crop can only be distributed over he country there will be food enough or us all. 811 I have heard it often how well the >eople in the country lived in the old- ^ ' n times and what good country dinlers one would find in the country tomes. Well right here I want to say hat the same good living is still in ^ ividence in the country home yet, the pj jood country dinners are to be found , n all the rural districts. It was my ^ >leasure to attend an old folks meetng by invitation yesterday at New . iope church. The meeting followed ^ ust after the Sunday School services ^ md was much after the order of the ? >ld time Methodist class meeting. Talks were made by Messrs. J. W. , Scott, B. W. Whitlock, M. C. Gault J* ind myself, and the services were to ny mind just the thing that would bo , lelpful for all our churches. After he meeting closed I was taken in :harge by my friend, brother and :omrade, J. W. Scott, and escorted to lis home near by the church where >ne of the sumptuous old time country linners was served and where every- an hing about the home was in its place .g ind how I did enjoy such hospitality n the rural, quiet, peaceful home. . There were no passing trains nor town >ustle or noise. No crowds going to ^ neet the train at the station or gath ring around the post office or the Irug stores talking politics. When I . vas over in Georgia a few weeks ince, in a little town, I said to my lost, who was my brother-in-law, , How many inhabitants have you in ^ 'our town?" and he replied: "I don't now, but we can find out this evening w< >y going down to the depot when the rain passes and count them, for they /ill all be there." Well, I didn't let J* n, but I thought that his remarks uited some places over here in iouth Carolina. Mrs. Sam Moore. Mrs. WalidMh and two MTs???s Verncm, all rdm Welford, Were the guest of Mrs. ieo C. Wood last week. They were n attendance upon the Woman's Mis- ev ionary union at the Presbyterian W hurch. The board of school trustees of our W] ;raded school were the guest of Mrs. he J. Foster for tea last Friday even- he ng. co te ar Mrs. Paul Wehling, 316 Smith St., yt 'eoria, 111., ha dkidney and bladder dc rouble, with terrible backache and w tain across the hips. Just imagine her sa ondition. She further says: "I was 5c ilso very nervous had headaches and Tl lizzy spells, and was fast getting vorse when I took Foley Kidney Pills, ind now all my troubles are cured. tt ( hley Kidney Pills have done so much 'or me I shall always recommend hem." The Rice Drug Company. 'T NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS For the Fiscal Year 1912. The tax books will be opened on the 5th of October and closed on the 31st ?f December without penalty. After he 31st of December there will be l.c tdded 1 per cent penalty for the dj nonth of January, 1 per cent more for ^ February, and 5 per cent more from ~ he first to 15th of March. After the 5th of March executions w?U be is- 2, lued. Will commence to collect com- fV nutation road tax on the 15th day of ,c October, and close on the 15th day of " ilarch, following: Age or paying commutation road ax 21 to 50 years. Age for paying >oll tax, 21 to 60. Tax levy as follows: For State 5% Mills For Ordinary County 3% 44 S< For Road 2M? " "or Interest on R. R. Bonds 1 " 'or Old Soldiers V* " *or Constitutional School 3 44 aT or r-asi lnueoieuness 1 " 17 V4 Mills m Special School I>istricts. vi BOGANSVILLE. pc Jo. 1?West Springs 2V6 Mills Jo. 2?Cedar Hill 3 " vi Jo. 3?Putnam 3 ' Jo. 4?Oakland __ 2 " at CROSS KEYS. Jo. 1?Cross Keys 2 Mills Jo. 2?Sedalia 2 * po FISH DAM. Jo. 2.?Carlisle 5 Mills pc JONESVILLE Jo. 1?Jonesville 6V4 Mills lui Jo. 2?Rocky Creek 3 " PINCKNEY pa O I.' " IV, *. 1. an ( 1*1111B Jo. 4?Pinckney 3 Mills Sfl SANTUC. Jo. 3?Santuc 3 Mills Tl UNION sil Jo. 5.? Union 2 Mills sr. Jo. 11?Union School District 4 Mills to: When paying taxes, call for the ownship or school district in which cs ou live, and any other township C. irhere you own property on which you C< esire to pay tax. P. J. H. BARTLES, wl l>2t Treasurer of Union County, it. mNY GOING TO CIRCUS \ WW Bro?. Attract Unusual Inter- j twlth Many Big Features. I Riling Brothers' circus is attract- I g sual interest this season be- | us,f ks many new features and * m i aspect given the show by the Kill of the great spectacle, "Joan A ' The circus will be seen in pai iburg on Thursday, October ith, id this and surrounding couny v be well represented as it alaya\ when Ringling Brothers are [Hiltlrpiirgion Hi?tnni<e I Tl?p will be a new parade in the refen three miles in length. The enjfcrie is practically twice as big ; itfas last year and contains many lecapns of strange animal life new African zoos. Audiences will be itepined by 376 of the greatest of iirte's Circus artists. Chief among e few who are exploiting novelties idtfisational acts are: the Ty-Bell 3tm known as "The Human Butrf?,'^vhosc remarkable aerial perrmnce was the talk of Europe last injp Carlos Caesaro, known as "the an/ith the iron head"; the great >oar family of equestrians, the i^jglon, the Hines-Kimball and the once families of acrobats; Joseph i Viur, who does a backward dive Dm he dome of the tent; the Schuiri terforming horses, three herds trined elephants that are new to is ountry, and Capt. Huling's two >upfs of trained seals and sealions. ere are many more big acts. Nov;y ind freshness are the keynote of 8 performance and there are fifty , >wns to keep the aqdience in con- j int merriment. The great feature of the show is of arse the newlv added snertaele. ! oan of Arc," with a trainload of ecial scenery, costumes and stage aperties and a cast of 1,200 charters. There is also a ballet of 300 ncing girls, a chorus of 400 voices d an orchestra of 100 solists. This the greatest dramatic and spectacu production ever presented in nerica, enacted on a specially built ige bigger than a hundred ordinary Batres. It is made portable so that can be erected in the main tent each >rning. This great entertainment is /en as an introductory to the regur circus performance and entails no tra charge of admission. "Joan of Arc" tells a masterful >ry from French history in a thrilg and dramatic way and with the >nderful Illusion of tons of special snery and stage devices. In the eat battle scene the audience is held ellbound by the realism of the scene tile the enactment of the coronation '.Charles VII is beyond question the ??%yimBfetgus an dinspiring stage Offerer 1 " p*11" 1 ~ Almost a Miracle. One of the most startling changes er seen in any man, according to . B. Holscraw, Clarendon, Texas, is effected y&rs ago in his brother. le had sucn a dreadful cough," he = rites, "that all our family thought : was going into consumption, but began to use Dr. King's New Disvery, and was completely cured by n bottles. Now he is sound and well id weighs 218 pounds. For many tars our family has used this wonirful remedy for Coughs and Colds ith excellent results." It's auick, ife, reliable and guaranteed. Price I cents and $100. Trial bottle free at >e Rice Drug Company. i The Weather. Whatever the weather may be,' says hs, Whatever the weather may be? is the songs ye sing, and the smiles 1 ye wear That's a makin' the sunshine everywhere."?Riley. Mrs. T. A. Town, 107 6th St., Wairtown, S. D., writes"My four chilren are subject to hard colds and I iways use Foley's Honey and Tar ompound with splendid results, onie time ago I had a severe attack r la grippe and the doctor prescribed oley's Honey and Tar Compound and soon overcame the la grippe. I in always depend upon Foley's Honr and Tar Comoound and am sure of >od results." The Rice Drug Co. SOUTHERN RAILWAY Premier Carrier of the South ehedulw from Union, South Carolina WEST BOUNUD No. 3?For Spartanburg, Asheville id Knoxville, 2:26 a. m. No. 9.?For Spartanburg, Asheville, noxville, Cincinnati, Atlanta, Biringham and points west, 9:20 a. m. No. 27?Carolina Special to Ashelle, Knoxville, Cincinnati and all >{nt3 west and northwest. 3:07 p. m. No. 13?For Spartanburg and Ashe4 lie. 3:46 p. m. No. 41,?For Spartanburg and local _ ations. 6.40 p. m. EAST BOUND. No. 42?For Columbia and local lints, 9:00 a. m. No. 14.?For Columbia and local lints, 11:66 a. m. No. 28?-Carolina Special for Combia and Charleston, 2.37. p. m. No. 4.?For Columbia and local lints, 6:40 p. m. No. 10.?For Columbia, Charleston, _ ivannah and Jacksonville, 9:22 p. m. Nos. 27?and 28?Carolina Special? t trough electric lighted train, con? iting of day coaches, Pullman cars t id observation car between Charles- I n and Ctnciinnatl. f For furthsr information call on lo1 agent, <0t address L. D. Robinson, c P.A T? A., 8. H. McLean, D. P. A., f riumbia, 8. C.; W. E. McGee, A. G. j A., ( olumbia, S. C.; S. H. Hard- i iclt. P. T.11., E. H. Coapman, V. P. G. M., Washington, D. C. pgzgggraraflmrara^^ Our H 3 What we want i !we make no bones about need, at the right price, I! iudffment will tell von ii 1 I For this reason, w : fied in asking for your t j back-number article or a i the place. We have mat peals to the wide-awak< that means YOU. l Stylepl IwiQTnc "The same price are our hobby?we preac out, because we know the We have never and value at the price? STYLEPLUS Suits and the best you ever bought $25.00?every STYLEPL teed by the makers. Why not save 1 in cash, and be as well ever ? \ We want your N STYLEPLUS CLOTHES \ ^ day" soon. Remember, n STYLEPLUS agents in t I J-c< Bridges Tbn TT W AS A QUESTI g the victim's fife hem difficult operation w cessful the operation mi The services of a special ' was in a distant city. The specialist was Distance Bell Telephon the operation arranged i The sufferer's fife ability of the Universal 1 bridge time and space. m A i fiAvrnvvDi AND TEM youT^ That question will be asked you aim srvices, if you qtiallfy?take the Draug More ^ANKERS indorse DRAUGHO m? <vi11i>(rM COMBINED. 48 Collecret Bookkeeping. Bookkeepers all over he United 8tates say that Dr&ughon's Jew System of Bookkeeping saves them som25 to 50 per cent In work and worry. Shorthand. Pr icScally all U. 8. official court reporters trrlte the System of Shorthand Draughon Colleges teach. Whyf Because they know It Is the best. DRAUGHON'S PRACTIC Greenville er Cohsabia. S. C. 01 Wimmmmm ini iiinHiiiiiw obby^ || s more business? p it. We have what you which your own good right. gl e feel we are justi- [-1 rade. You won't find a lj in old-fogy policy about ^ ie this a store that ap- IJj 5, up-to-date man?and Pn7 the world over" :h them day in and day :y're right. seen such quality |j in our candid judgment m Overcoats are equal to [ , or can buy at $20.00 to US garment is guaranthat $3.00 to $8.00 i; and stylishly dressed as ' ' trade?you need i| I?let's get together some we are the exclusive his town. j 0 >hen | ^r 1^ J ^|^D m ml^rs ^^-v ntn m r*% le ana space ON erf fife or deatti^Jfad g by a slender thread. A as necessary. To be too* ist be performed at ooce. Sat were required, but he reached over the Loor e, the case described and or. - was saved through the Sell Telephone Service to have yon a BsP Thloptaoeaf i BELL TELEPHONE iGBAPB COMPANY. r ? J OBJ iost daily by bqslnesa men seeking1 yonr Trnlnlnrr?nn/1 eKni? nmKUIrtfi fA Wc#. iN'S Colleges than indorse all other busl> in 18 States. International reputation. , gwlllK. ArtUiotlc. Letter Writ I or, laliia 3 GUARANTEED under reasonable conditions. Hem* Study. Thousands of bankcash~ iers. bookkeepers, and stenographers are holding good positions as the result of taking Draughon's Home Study. CATALOGUE. For prices on lessons BY MAIL, write Jno. P. Draughon, President, Nashville, Tenn. Por/rwcatalogue on course AT COLLEGE, write !AI* BUSINESS COLLEGE r ' or Nashville, Tena. \ %